Silva uses all of these juxtapositions to play with meaning, invoking Acker as an almost mythological figure, in this dense, complex, intelligent hour.
But since taking office, Mr. Obama has relaxed his criteria by defining "restraint" as meaning invoking only "well-founded" theories of the powers the Constitution gives to the executive branch alone, meaning Congress may not infringe upon them.
In other words, the very signs which refer speculatively to other dimensions of meaning also function symbolically in that the other horizons of meaning invoked are immanent within the work's autonomy.
If the meaning invoked by a work is not independent of the work that summons it, the work is the occasion of the coming-into-appearance of that meaning.
They were first and foremost concerned with the phenomenon of linguistic meaning, and invoked whatever entities they felt could best explain what they observed.
However, such other configurations of meaning may mean more than the signs that invoke them but they are inherent within those very signs.
The symbol is resonant with the suggestion of meaning because it constantly invokes what is not immediately given.
Each line was assigned a code that accounted for implicit meaning and explicit statements invoked by participant.
A pun is a rhetorical technique in which a speaker deliberately invokes multiple meanings through a word or phrase likely resulting in a joke.
However, as has been argued, the transcendent dimensions of meaning which a work speculatively invokes are not outside the work but immanent within it.
Just as important, Hans Zimmer's music makes the film seem even more colossal than it would otherwise: Zimmer invokes the original meaning of 'pulls out all the stops', rattling our teeth with reverberating pipe-organ chords.
